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Brookville battles back for win over Punxsy
BROOKVILLE — Although Punxsy jumped out to an early 13-0 lead Monday night against Brookville, the Raiders made some adjustments and battled back before sealing up the 54-52 victory.
Chucks head coach Dirk Neal decided to change up his defensive scheme at the beginning of the game, electing for a triangle and two set-up. The defense worked early, and the Chucks were able to capitalize.
"We worked on this little element of surprise, coming out in that triangle and two," Neal said. "I guess as a coach, what you hope is that it works, and it did work. We caused turnovers, we were where we needed to be — where we wanted to be."
But the Chucks could not hold onto that lead, and by the third quarter, Punxsy trailed by as many as seven. In the final stanza, the Chucks worked their way back into the game and had a chance to take the lead with less than 10 seconds left when the Raiders turned the ball over.
With three seconds left, though, senior Dan Triponey was stuck in the corner and forced to shoot. He hit the side of the board and gave the turnover right back.
Brookville's Tighe Truman then sealed up the victory with a foul shot, and the Raiders had combatted an earlier loss to the Chucks.
"Second time around, there are always some adjustments," Neal said. "You go back and watch those films, especially that Brookville-Punxsy game from the first time around, and they just did the same thing I did. (Brookville head coach) Bud (Baughman) and I both knew it was going to be close, and he got us."
The Raiders did a nice job shutting down Punxsy's leading-scorer, Triponey, who tallied 14 points Monday night.
"He's just been down on himself because now he's kind of hung out to dry sometimes, meaning he tries to create, and he hasn't been successful on a couple of the last games," Neal said of his senior. "Teams are putting their best defenders on him, sometimes double-teaming the basketball, and we're just trying to make adjustments to work through that."
The Chucks weren't the only team making adjustments, as Brookville knew it needed to make some changes after giving up 13 unanswered points to start the game.
The Raiders did just that and eventually took back the lead halfway through the second on a dunk by senior powerhouse Zane Hackett.
From there, the game was back and forth, but Brookville held onto its lead with a last-second basket by Jordan Young to head to halftime with a 27-26 lead.
"The biggest difference was the defensive intensity," Baughman said. "We just didn't come out with enough focus. You can't let any team, let alone a well-coached team and a team that shoots as well as Punxsy does, let them play that well."
The third quarter was the most impressive for the Raiders, who scored 12 points, held the Chucks to just six and increased their lead to seven.
"Again, I think it all stems from our defense," Baughman said. "When we can apply the pressure and make good decisions on defense, pinning them to one shot, which we did for several trips there, we have some better penetration offensively and some better looks."
The largest lead of the night for Brookville was nine points with less than three minutes remaining the game. It was then that the Chucks starting to battle back, beginning with a pair of free throws by Brandon Mancuso.
Mancuso had an impressive game for the Chucks, scoring 13 points, including three three-pointers, after missing the last game during to illness.
"He's a nice sophomore player," Neal said. "He wants the ball in his hands, and he's certainly not afraid to shoot it."
It was Alex Fedigan who brought the Chucks within three with 1:20 left, and Punxsy climbed within one after two successful shots from the line from Mancuso.
But the turnovers plagued both teams in the final seconds of the game, and the Raiders were the team to walk away with the victory.
"I think you have to give Punxsy a lot of credit coming back at the end, making good shots and extending the game until the final possession," Baughman said. "They had a chance to win it there at the end. Dirk always has his kids playing hard."
Although the varsity Chucks suffered a heartbreaker, the JV squad dominated the Raiders with a 40-16 victory.
The leading-scorer for the Chucks was Michael Klingensmith, who earned 12 points, including two three-pointers. Clayton Dale and Tyler Young each put up seven points to help Punxsy to a victory.


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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Illinois coach Bruce Weber sat at a card table surrounded by reporters Sunday night, getting to know UNLV, the team his Illini will face in the NCAA tournament, as best he could with nothing more than a roster and rundown of wins and losses to work with.
The one thing Weber and the rest of the Illini know for sure, the eighth-seeded Rebels (24-8) are coached by one of the two main men Illini fans sometimes compare Weber to, Lon Kruger.
And if the ninth-seeded Illini (19-13) can get by UNLV Friday in Tulsa, Okla., they might well face the other one, the man Weber replaced, Kansas coach Bill Self.
All of that mattered little Sunday to an Illinois team just relieved to be in the NCAAs for the first time in two years. A year ago, they were stunned by an NCAA snub and trying to muster some enthusiasm for the NIT.
"After what I experienced last year, you never know," said senior Bill Cole, who pointed out that Illinois had to wait for two of the tournament's four regions to be filled before learning it was in. "When the first two regions go by, you're just begging to hear your name called."
The Illini were shocked to be left out of the NCAAs last year, their second tourney miss in three seasons.
And their last trip two years ago, as a No. 5 seed, ended with a first-round upset loss to 12th-seed Western Kentucky, a game that still leaves a bad taste for Illinois' four starting seniors: Cole, Demetri McCamey, Mike Tisdale and Mike Davis.
That 76-72 loss, Davis said Sunday, should hold a lesson for the Illini: Cliche or not, take the tournament one game at a time.
"Back then we saw Western Kentucky and we thought "Aw, we're gonna' win this one,'" he said.
The Illini aren't exactly riding a high as they get ready for UNLV, either.
They lost 60-55 to Michigan in their opener at the Big Ten tournament on Friday after leading by as many as 12 points.
That loss was reminiscent of a string of disappointing and often close losses for Illinois. The Illini opened the season ranked No. 13 and considered a contender for the Big Ten title. They finished in a tie for fourth.
UNLV spent four weeks in the Top 25, but dropped out for good after an up-and-down start in the conference.
The Rebels finished third in the Mountain West and won their last five regular-season games. They knocked off Wisconsin and Kansas State early but lost twice each to the elite of their conference, San Diego State and BYU.
Kruger coached the Illini for four seasons, leaving after the 1999-2000 season to become head coach of the Atlanta Hawks. He took over at UNLV in 2004.
Kruger's Illini went to the NCAA tournament three times in four years, won a Big Ten title in 1997-98 and finished in the Top 25 three times.
At UNLV, he's had similar success, coaching four of his seven teams to the NCAAs, including four of the last five.
The Rebels are led by Tre'Von Willis, who averages 13.5 points a game, and Chace Stanback, who averages 13 points a game and six rebounds.
Sunday night, Weber said he knew Kruger fairly well and faced him while an assistant at Purdue.
"He's a very, very good coach and that team will be well coached and play hard," Weber said.
Beyond that, he said he didn't know yet just what to expect beyond the likelihood that a smaller UNLV team was likely to press and trap.
McCamey said the Illini will need to rely on good defense to counter that strategy.
"If you get stops and get out in transition, they can't press you," McCamey said.
Weber declined to look ahead at a potential matchup with Self and the Southwest top-seed Jayhawks. Kansas opens with Boston University, a 16 seed.
Some fans on Internet message boards and elsewhere over the past couple of seasons have compared Weber unfavorably to Self, sometimes saying Weber's best year, the 2005 run to the NCAA final, was built on players Self recruited.
Tisdale said, while he's focused on UNLV, the idea of beating at least one of his coach's predecessors would add a little extra incentive.
"Everybody's going to be talking about Kansas and Illinois and all this stuff, but our focus right now is UNLV," the 7-foot-1 center said. "We're going to do what we can to win one for our coach."


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Welcome to the Collect Coins beginner coin collecting series. You can also find the values of your coins & paper money with a coin price guide, find coin dealers online, and choose from numerous discounts on all coin books, coin magazines, and more in our coin bookstore!
*NEW* Collecting Treasures in Your Set: Silver CoinsUntil 1961, the U.S. government controlled the price of silver in the country, setting it at 92.5 cents an ounce. But after 1961, silver bullion was allowed to trade on the free market and government controls on its price were lifted. Silver soon shot up to $1.29 an ounce.
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Organization is Key
President Bill Clinton signed the 50 States Commemorative Coin Program Act into law on Dec. 1, 1997. The bill originated in the Senate. It was introduced to "honor the unique Federal republic of 50 States that comprise the United States" and to "promote the diffusion of knowledge among the youth of the United States about the individual States, their history and geography, and the rich diversity of the national heritage." Full Story
Collecting State Quarters
Collecting Canadian Coins
The first coins struck in the name of Canada were produced by the Province of Canada. This was the collective name for Upper Canada (Ontario) and Lower Canada (Quebec). Bronze cents and silver 5-cent, 10-cent, and 20-cent pieces were struck in 1858-1859. Full Story
Tools of the Modern Numismatic Trade
The most important tool for collecting coins is a magnifier lens: Every coin collector needs at least one magnifier. You should never examine a coin just with the unaided eye, whether buying or selling. Full Story
Collecting Bicentennial Coins
A variety of coinage proposals for the nation's Bicentennial emerged in the years leading up to the celebration. Full Story
What's My Coin Worth?
Felix Schlag's renditions of Thomas Jefferson and his Virginia home, Monticello, made their debut on the 5-cent coin in 1938. They replaced the Buffalo nickel, which remains popular with collectors today. Full Story
Collecting Westward Journey Nickels
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An average American living in the 13 Colonies during the 18th century would not have found many English silver or gold coins in his pocket. It was British policy to restrict the export of precious metals to the Colonies. As a result, nothing but copper was struck for the Colonies, and even that was rarely minted. Full Story
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Mints and Mintmarks
The "U.S. Mint" is about as specific as most non-collectors get in describing the government agency that provides everyday coins. Behind that label are the various production facilities that actually do the work.Full Story
Care and Storage of Your Coins
Once you find a coin you love, or begin to build a collection that you are dedicating time and money to, you really need to consider proper care and storage methods. Careless handling of your coins can quickly lead to loss of value.Full Story
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Selling coins is more challenging than buying them. The first thing to remember is you cannot force anybody to buy your coins. There is no automatic process. You have to work at it.Full Story
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Modern U.S. Commemorative Coins
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Collecting Lincoln Memorial Cents
Ask a longtime coin collector about the first series he or she collected, and they will probably say Lincoln cents.Full Story
Grading Coins
Grading is an attempt to quantify, and describe, the various states of preservation (or condition) that a coin is in.Full Story
Gold's Historical Role With Coinage
Today, gold prices are fixed in United States dollars, pound sterling and European euros. Originally, the offices of N.M . Rothschild & Sons in St. Swithin's Lane were used for a table side meeting of five competitors; but since May 5, 2004, it has been done by phone.Full Story
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TV and newspaper ads don't come cheap. You know that if a firm is paying heavily for their ads, the profit has to come from somewhere, such as out of your pocket! Full Story
Brenner's Time-Honored Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt had a good idea when he decided there should be a coin honoring the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. Just as good were his choices of the denomination to be used and the sculptor to design it, Victor D. Brenner. Full Story
Collecting Saints
Have you ever thought about the names given to different coin series? Celebrating the hundredth anniversary of its inception this year is arguably the best known American coin series - the Saint-Gaudens double eagle, or $20 gold piece. Minted from 1907 through 1933, this coin was designed by the most famous sculptor of his day, Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Full Story
Carson City Dollars a Link to Old West
There's just something about silver dollars. Maybe it's because they conjure up images of cowboys, prospectors and the Old West. Whatever the reason, silver dollars are one of the most collected U.S. coins. And just about the most popular are the Carson City Morgan silver dollars. Full Story
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Collecting American Eagle Bullion Coins
Silver American Eagle bullion coins, and their gold counterparts, were historic firsts for the U.S. Mint when they made their debut in 1986. They were the first official U.S. coins struck primarily to be bought and sold for their bullion value. Full Story
Collecting Modern Commemorative Coins
Congress has authorized a myriad of commemorative coin series since 1982. Commemorative coins honor events, people, organizations, or other things, and are authorized by law. They are official U.S. government issues and legal tender, but they are not intended to circulate. Full Story
U.S. Minting Varieties and Errors
The P.D.S. cataloging system used here to list minting varieties was originally compiled by Alan Herbert in 1971. PDS stands for the three main divisions of the minting process: planchet, die and striking. Two more divisions cover collectible modifi cations after the strike, as well as non-collectible alterations, counterfeits and damaged coins. Full Story
Division I: Planchet Varieties
The first division of the PDS System includes those minting varieties that occur in the manufacture of the planchet upon which the coins will ultimately be struck and includes classes resulting from faulty metallurgy, mechanical damage, faulty processing, or equipment or human malfunction prior to the actual coin striking. Full Story
Division II: The Die Varieties
Die varieties may be unique to a given die, but will repeat for the full life of the die unless a further change occurs. Anything that happens to the die will affect the appearance of the struck coin. Full Story
Division III: Striking Varieties
Once the dies are made and the planchets have been prepared, they are struck by a pair of dies and become a coin. In this division, we list the misstrikes resulting from human or mechanical malfunction in the striking process. These are one-of-a-kind varieties, but there may be many similar coins that fall in a given class. Full Story
Division IV: Official Mint Modifications
Several mint produced varieties occur after the coin has been struck, resulting in the addition of the fourth division to my PDS System. Since most of these coins are either unique or are special varieties, each one must be taken on a case by case basis. Full Story
Division V: After Strike Modifications
This division includes both modifications that have value to collectors - and those that don't. Full Story
A Look Back at the History of Grading
In September 1888, Dr. George Heath, a physician in Monroe, Mich., published a four-page pamphlet titled The American Numismatist. There were no formal grades listed with the coins and their prices, but statements by Heath indicates that condition was a consideration for early collectors. Full Story
Grading Circulated U.S. Coins
Dealers today generally use either the ANA guide or Photograde when grading circulated coins for their inventories. Many local coin shops sell both books. Full Story
Grading Uncirculated U.S. Coins
The subjectivity of grading and the trend toward more classifications becomes more acute when venturing into uncirculated, or mint-state, coins. Full Story
Grading U.S. Proof Coins
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BioDelivery Sciences to Present at the 15th Annual BIO CEO and Investor Conference
Feb 05, 2013, 07:00 EST
RALEIGH, N.C., Feb. 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- BioDelivery Sciences International, Inc. (Nasdaq: BDSI) announced that Dr. Mark A. Sirgo, President and Chief Executive Officer of BDSI, will present at the 15th Annual BIO CEO and Investor Conference. The presentation is scheduled for Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 1:30 p.m. Eastern Time, at The Waldorf Astoria in New York City.
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Dr. Sirgo will focus on the development status and the market opportunity for BEMA Buprenorphine/Naloxone (BNX) for the management of opioid dependence, including the New Drug Application (NDA), which is anticipated to be submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in mid-2013. Additionally, Dr. Sirgo will discuss progress made by BDSI and its commercial partner, Endo Health Solutions, with the ongoing Phase 3 clinical program for BEMA Buprenorphine for the treatment of chronic pain.
The presentation will be webcast live and can be accessed at www.bdsi.com. For those who are not available to listen to the live broadcast, a replay of the webcast will be available on the BDSI website.
About BioDelivery Sciences International
BioDelivery Sciences International (NASDAQ: BDSI) is a specialty pharmaceutical company that is leveraging its novel and proprietary patented drug delivery technologies to develop and commercialize, either on its own or in partnerships with third parties, new applications of proven therapeutics. BDSI is focusing on developing products to meet unmet patient needs in the areas of pain management and addiction. BDSI's pain franchise currently consists of two products utilizing the patented BEMA technology. ONSOLIS (fentanyl buccal soluble film) is approved in the U.S., Canada, and the E.U. (where it is marketed as BREAKYL), for the management of breakthrough pain in opioid tolerant, adult patients with cancer. The commercial rights are licensed to Meda for all territories worldwide except for Taiwan (licensed to TTY Biopharm) and South Korea (licensed to Kunwha Pharmaceutical Co.). BDSI's second pain product, BEMA Buprenorphine, is being developed for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain and is licensed on a worldwide basis to Endo Health Solutions. Additionally, BDSI is developing a high dose formulation of buprenorphine in combination with naloxone (BNX) for the treatment of opioid dependence. Both BEMA Buprenorphine and BNX are in Phase 3 clinical development. BDSI's headquarters is located in Raleigh, North Carolina. For more information visit www.bdsi.com.
Cautionary Note on Forward-Looking Statements
This press release and any statements of representatives and partners of BioDelivery Sciences International, Inc. (the "Company") related thereto contain, or may contain, among other things, certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve significant risks and uncertainties. Such statements may include, without limitation, statements with respect to the Company's plans, objectives, projections, expectations and intentions and other statements identified by words such as "projects," "may," "will," "could," "would," "should," "believes," "expects," "anticipates," "estimates," "intends," "plans," "potential" or similar expressions. These statements are based upon the current beliefs and expectations of the Company's management and are subject to significant risks and uncertainties, including those detailed in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and those that relate to the Company's ability to leverage the expertise of employees and partners to assist the Company in the execution of its strategy. Actual results (including, without limitation, the timing for and results of the proposed NDA submission for, and FDA review of, BNX) may differ significantly from those set forth in the forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties that are subject to change based on various factors (many of which are beyond the Company's control). The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable law.
BDSI® and BEMA® are registered trademarks of BioDelivery Sciences International, Inc. The BioDelivery Sciences logo is a trademark owned by BioDelivery Sciences International, Inc. ONSOLIS® is a registered trademark of Meda Pharmaceuticals, Inc. BREAKYL™ is a trademark owned by Meda Pharma GmbH & Co. KG. All other trademarks and tradenames are owned by their respective owners.
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Blake & Leo in Cannes?
Page Six is reporting that Blake Lively and Leonardo DiCaprio have been hooking up in Cannes, that they were at the Hotel du Cap together on Friday. I've no idea where Blake is. Leo, for sure, was on the Croisette at the Red Granite party for Kanye West's performance on Saturday. On Friday night though, a lot of people saw him at another party at VIP Room.
Blake was in the South of France a few days before Cannes kicked off to attend the Chanel resort show. It was indeed held at the du Cap but she hasn't been seen publicly since. The thing that I find strange about it though is that it's kinda hard to believe, with two red carpets almost every night here in Cannes, that Blake would never have taken the opportunity, say on opening night, to walk the Palais steps, and take some of the spotlight. Like, in a Marchesa, thanks to Harvey Weinstein who was actually here on the weekend. That never happened.
Did she sacrifice a photo opportunity in exchange for some time with Leo D? Sure, it's possible. Very, very possible. The position of Official Girlfriend of Leonardo DiCaprio is now vacant. There is nothing she'd love more than to fill it. Or at least leak through her people that she might be the one who is filling it. She'll learn quickly that that is not Leo's game. Leo operates in stealth mode.
But it's also not totally impossible for Leo have to been meandering around with some other leggy blonde because, well, that's just what he does. And it's not like those are in short supply around here. Seriously there are so many of them in Cannes, at the parties, during the festival it's hard to tell them apart. Will investigate, keep you posted.
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Annual Investment Trends in HIV Prevention Research and Development
Global preventive AIDS vaccine R&D investment totaled US$818 million in 2013, with the public sector providing US$666 million (81%), the philanthropic sector providing US$121 million (15%), and the commercial sector contributing US$31 million (4%). The 2013 total investment represents a decrease of US$29 million (4%) below global preventive AIDS vaccine R&D investment in 2012.
The United States government remained by far the largest investor in AIDS vaccines, providing US$585 million in 2013, even though total U.S. government funding decreased by US$38 million from 2012, driven by mandated across-the-board federal budget cuts. Funding from European public sector agencies totaled US$44 million, after reductions of almost US$8 million (15%) from 2012. Funding from philanthropic supporters for AIDS vaccines grew by around US$10 million dollars (approximately 10%) from 2012 to 2013. Meanwhile, estimated commercial funding in 2012 remained relatively flat at US$31 million.
The AIDS vaccine field has produced an abundance of promising data in recent years. However, given the long-term nature of AIDS vaccine development, its continued progress will require flexible and sustained investments in research and development.
This data was collected by the HIV Vaccines and Microbicides Resource Tracking Working Group, founded in 2004 to track global resources dedicated to the research and development of new biomedical tools for HIV prevention. The Working Group is a collaboration between AVAC: Global Advocacy for HIV Prevention, IAVI, and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). Funding data assembled by the Working Group date back to 2000 and have enabled the systematic tracking of investments and trends in the advancement of new tools and strategies to prevent HIV.
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We've written a number of times about the seemingly nonstop revelation of banking scandals coming to light recently, including HSBC's admission of laundering money for Mexican drug cartels and violating international banking sanctions. Additionally, we've pointed out the slap-on-the-wrist fines these banks have received. HSBC received a $1.9 billion fine for its wrongdoings, which sounds impressive until you find out its profits last year were close to $17 billion.
Although the story broke in early December, Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert discussed HSBC's fine earlier this week with the Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi. One thing that has become clear is that not only are these mega-banks too-big-to-fail, but they also are too-big-to-prosecute. Apparently the only thing you need to do to avoid jail time for committing a crime is to make yourself an integral part of the way society functions.
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New guidelines stressing the need for a rapid and coordinated response to psychological and social needs during emergencies were launched at the United Nations today. The Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings cover every aspect of psychological and social well-being in emergencies, including the impact of health, education, protection and social services.
Only when governments are dedicated to developing and implementing the guidelines in partnership with all sectors of society will we secure the rights of all, including children, said Hilde F. Johnson, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director.
Emergency situations not only undermine normal life, they also exacerbate existing problems such as poverty, existing mental illness and discrimination. Those who are already vulnerable, such as children, women, the elderly, the poor, refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) face even greater stress and pressure during emergencies.
When communities provide protection and support during emergencies, most people have been shown to be remarkably resilient. The new guidelines stress the need to treat survivors with respect and dignity as well as include them in the emergency response. They also highlight the importance of building on existing ways in which community members deal with difficulties.
These inter-sectoral guidelines are critical for protecting and promoting psychosocial and mental well-being in emergency situations, said Ms. Johnson. However they must be matched by commitment to protecting populations from harm, effective law enforcement and supportive basic services, allocation of adequate resources and the engagement of all levels of society, she added.
The guidelines set out three key stages:
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* The minimum response required during the most acute phase of the emergency and;
* The comprehensive response required, typically during the stabilized and early reconstruction phase of the emergency.
The guidelines require partners and governments to prepare, coordinate and collaborate not only during an emergency, but also before an emergency occurs.
These guidelines are designed for use by all humanitarian actors, including community-based organizations, government authorities, UN organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and donors operating in emergencies at local, national and international levels.
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When life gets you down try looking at what others are going through. You may realize that your troubles are minuscule compared to theirs. Reading the memoir When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi made me sad, but also gave food for thought on life and how precious each day is.
Surrounded by a display of all entries in the Fond du Lac Public Library's two contests for teens, awards were presented to winners in the Langdon Divers Gallery on May 12.
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Winner of the 2013 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. The story is told by an elderly unnamed man who was a pitcher for the minor league baseball team Racine Robins during the Great Depression. The tight-knit team played in cities all around the Great Lakes states and was committed to the cause of helping the poor and laboring class. The team was happy with traveling in their beat-up bus, eating sandwiches on the road, and playing for enthusiastic crowds who received a portion of the money from the gate for soup kitchens and strikers.
Our current display at the library features award-winning fiction and nonfiction books. Check it out. One of the award-winning authors on display is Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn who received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1970. I have read and re-read his book One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich which is based on Solzhenitsyn's experiences in a Soviet labor camp. This book made an impression on me. It is the story of an ordinary Russian, Shukov (Ivan Denisovich), who is in a prison labor camp in Siberia in January, 1951.
Gilead is a quiet, reflective book about things of the heart and spirit—forgiveness and the relationship between father and son. John Ames is an elderly pastor in the small town of Gilead, Iowa in the 1950s. He had a son late in life and is writing down his thoughts and memories for his son so that his son will know about his family and heritage. Pastor Ames is the grandson and son of preachers. His grandfather had been a fiery abolitionist preacher before the Civil War and his father a pacifist preacher. His best friend is Robert Boughton, also a pastor in Gilead.
The Fond du Lac Public Library's annual Fond du Lac Reads celebration in October focused on the novel, Wingshooters, by Nina Revoyr. During the month, the community was invited to "write" poems in the library's Book Spine Poetry Contest – Talking About Tolerance. Poems were written using the words on the spines of books, movies or CDs.
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Lander University Professor of Theatre Monique Sacay-Bagwell has been named this year's Outstanding Theatre Educator by the board of the South Carolina Theatre Association (SCTA).
The award is given annually to the educator who has done the most to help theatre students in South Carolina. Sacay-Bagwell's competition included theatre teachers at schools like Clemson, Furman, USC-Upstate, USC-Aiken and Winthrop, host of the SCTA Secondary School Theatre College Auditions, where the award was conferred.


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University of Montana Western biology alumna Rebecca Badgett won the first-place award for poster presentations at the Montana Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting in April 2013.
The Seventh Annual University of Montana Western Research Symposium will be held on Friday and Saturday, April 26 and 27 in the Swysgood Technology Center (STC) Great Room on the UMW campus.
University of Montana Western art education student Sierra Bauer recently received a Nolle Gaston Scholarship valued at $1,500. She was one of only ten students in the United States and the only student in Montana to receive the scholarship.
University of Montana Western mathematics major Nathan Boll is the recipient of two major scholarships: a Montana Space Grant Consortium (MSGC) 2012-2013 Space Grant Scholarship and a 2012-2013 Great Lakes Loan Servicing Center Science Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) Scholarship.
Megan Chilson, an associate professor of human health and performance at the University of Montana Western, is the president elect of the Northwest District for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (NWD).
University of Montana Western Visiting Assistant Professor of English Roger Dunsmore will be honored as a Humanities Montana Hero on Thursday, Sept. 6.
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Aaron Richmond, a 1999 Montana Western psychology graduate, is the 2011 recipient of the Jane S. Halonen Teaching Excellence Award and the newly elected president of the Northern Rocky Mountain Educational Research Association.
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Fulfilling the promise he made in his previous book, The Quest for Shakespeare, bestselling literary writer Joseph Pearce analyzes in this volume three of Shakespeare's immortal plays — The Merchant of Venice, Hamlet and King Lear — in order to uncover the Bard's Catholic beliefs.
In The Quest for Shakespeare, which has been made into an EWTN television series, Pearce delved into the known biographical evidence for Shakespeare's Catholicism. Here the popular and provocative author digs into the plays, which were written and first performed during the English crown's persecution of Catholics. English history and literature were taught for generations through the prism of English Protestantism. Of late both of these fields have been dominated in universities and academic presses by modern scholars with filters and interpretations of their own. Though the evidence for Shakespeare's Catholicism has been studied before now, thanks, in part, to the unique contribution of Joseph Pearce, the Bard's genius is being analyzed in the open air of the public arena, the very place where Shakespeare intended his dramas to entertain and edify.
"What more is there to be said about William Shakespeare? Yet the supply of books on the great dramatist is never ending. Now, however, there is a new reason for this supply. The religion of Shakespeare, and specifically his Catholicism, is now recognized as a 'hot topic'."
—Peter Milward, S.J., Shakespeare scholar and author, Shakespeare the Papist.
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Both Tommy Hoskyn and Dr. Terry Siebenmorgan received the plaques Thursday during Riceland Foods Inc., 92nd annual Membership Meeting held at the Grand Prairie Center.
Tommy Hoskyn, a Stuttgart farmer, graciously accepted a plaque of appreciation from Riceland Foods for his 30 years of dedication, while Dr. Terry Siebenmorgan, university professor and director of the University of Arkansas Rice Processing Program, humbly received the annual Friend of the Farmer award.
Both men received the plaques Thursday during Riceland Foods Inc., 92nd annual Membership Meeting held at the Grand Prairie Center.
Hoskyn was first elected to Riceland Foods Board of Directors in October 1981.
"And I believe he served on most if not all of Riceland's committees," Riceland CEO Danny Kennedy said. "Always do the right thing — that was his philosophy. Congratulations on a job well done."
Hoskyn took the microphone thanking his wife for supporting him through his farming endeavors. He also thanked his other board members through the years for allowing him to serve as vice chairman and chairman.
"They let me stay on the board all these years," Hoskyn said with a laugh. "Thank you for that, and God bless."
Siebenmorgan, a Scranton native, was honored later in the meeting.
"The rice industry caught his attention early in his career and he focused his work preserving the kernel — the quality of the grain," Kennedy said.
Kennedy spoke highly of Siebenmorgan saying he is a true leader in his area.
"This is a career highlight for me," Siebenmorgan said. "To everyone at Riceland Foods thank you for supporting the Rice Processing Program since its inception."
Siebenmorgan said his program is envied because of the way everyone in the rice industry opens their doors to his program.
"The ability to come into your mills, dryers and research and technical plants — you can't always do that with food companies and I thank you for that. They receive us warmly and are always there to help us, which helps you in the long run," he explained to Riceland members.
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STARKE — A benefit to help 3-year-old Skyla Clabaugh, whose family lives in Knox and North Judson, will be held Saturday, Sept. 28 at the Gospel Lighthouse Church on Pacific Avenue in Knox.
"Skyla's family will be hosting a dinner/benefit from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Gospel Lighthouse church to help defray the cost of traveling back and forth for chemotherapy treatments and any medical bills," said Skyla's grandmother Missy Trent.
Ten months ago, Skyla was diagnosed with cancer.
"Last November, Skyla was diagnosed with Nephroblastoma, also known as Wilms' tumor. Wilms' tumor most often occurs in just one kidney — though it can sometimes be found in both kidneys, as is the case with Skyla," Trent said.
After diagnosis, Skyla and her family traveled to Kentucky to meet with doctors who would hopefully have a good prognosis to offer young Skyla.
"Skyla was sent to Children's Hospital in Louisville, Ky. A team of doctors met with B.J. and Valerie (Skyla's parents) and decided to monitor the tumors. Wilms' tumors have been known to completely disappear when the child reaches 7 or 8 years old," said Trent.
This past summer, test results indicated Skyla not only still had her tumors, but they had gotten bigger.
"Every three months, Skyla had an MRI to check the size of the tumors. In August, She started having the MRIs done at Riley's Children's Hospital in South Bend. The MRI results showed that the tumors had grown," Trent said.
Skyla's doctors came up with a course of action that will hopefully eradicate the tumors from young Skyla's kidneys.
"The plan is to do six rounds of chemotherapy, once a week for six weeks. On the seventh week, an MRI will be done again. If the tumors have shrunk, no surgery will be needed. If they haven't shrunk, she will be scheduled for surgery to remove the tumors. Either way, after week seven, she will have chemotherapy every other week for six months," Trent said.
Trent said Skyla is a real trooper. And even though she is fighting a mighty big battle for such a small child, her spirit is still energized with that special kind of energy that only children have — Skyla also enjoys the people who are very special in her life.
"Skyla is so loving. She loves to cuddle. She has such a creative imagination. She loves to play McDonald's. She will pretend to be the waitress and take our orders. She loves Hello Kitty and Veggie Tales. She loves to have pretend birthday parties for everybody. Every day is somebody's birthday. She loves her brothers: Aiden, Rylee, and Bentlee. She has a favorite cousin named Campbell," Trent said.
Trent said after treatments, Skyla is usually ill for about two days. But after that, she is back to being a carefree, loving three-year-old.
Skyla's great grandmother Flo Howard said her little granddaughter prays every night for Jesus to give her a miracle.
"She pinned a prayer cloth to her pillow. The prayer cloth is where the disciples prayed over aprons and handkerchiefs and sent them to the sick and they were healed. Skyla also kneels by her bed and says, 'please Jesus heal my kidney's in the name of Jesus, amen,'" said Howard.
People who cannot make the benefit, but who would like to help this young girl and her family may do so by contacting Missy Trent at 574-896-3611.


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Trent Lowman succeeds father as football coach
Bandys High School is trading one Lowman for another as its football coach next fall.
The Trojans announced Tuesday that Trent Lowman, the youngest son of retiring head coach Randy Lowman, will take his father's place as the head coach at Bandys.
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In A Small Place (1988), her memoir of the island of Antigua where she was born in 1949, Jamaica Kincaid gives a tour of the targets of her cultural bitterness and colonial resentments. In so doing, she may be telling us where the high, aggressive finish of her prose style stems from. She grew up among the powerless and was determined not to see herself that way. The sugar plantations were long gone and history was looking the other way by the time she came along. Yet her tone suggests that she works under the suspicion that her unyielding voice could be extinguished at any time, simply because, according to the history of where she grew up, she was never meant to have this, a survivor's voice.
Kincaid also writes in A Small Place that people who share a common history of humiliation and enslavement are taught to mistrust one another, even as children. This condition is not a mystery, she says, because the people they should mistrust are completely beyond their influence. The people beyond their influence are white people, and black people, at least on Antigua, who remain behind, imprisoned by the sea, inflict psychological damage on one another. In Kincaid's defiantly clear-voiced yet opaque novels, the historical has repercussions on the personal. Often, usually without their knowing it, her characters are shaped already by forces that have been long at work. Sometimes there is no hope for her characters; they have to go on being who they are. Sometimes they can break the cycle, which means repudiation, getting out of that jurisdiction where damage passes from generation to generation.
In Annie John (1985), a young woman's coming-of-age story set on Antigua, Kincaid is impatient with home, the familial past, the black background. The novel tells us about one sort of character who can break away: the girl who knows early on that she cannot flourish where she is, under those backwater circumstances. It is their life or hers; either a life where girls of child-rearing age do that too soon and exhaustively or a life that she invents, thereby rescuing and vindicating her intelligence. The voice is ruthlessly forthright, as if to say that to break the cycle first requires a freak event, the development of the articulate, alienated consciousness that will humble itself only to the possessor's will, no one else's. She, the mature writer, approves of Annie John's conviction that home is holding her back. Kincaid's first-person narrator certainly doesn't take herself to task for her coldness toward her family, which makes for a kind of daring in contemporary black literature.
One of Kincaid's young women manages to catch up with the very people who thought themselves beyond the influence of someone like her. In Lucy (1990), the Caribbean-born narrator comes to a city much like New York to work as an au pair for a white…
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One of the most important components of your office is actually the right kind of furniture. It is important to choose them carefully with lots of thoughtful consideration because it will not only be conveying an impression of you but would also help you be either comfortable in your office or otherwise. In addition, when you are looking for the right kind of furniture for the office, picking the correct office chair for yourself is very important.
Imagine how excellent your performance can be in the office when you are comfortable and the same thing can be said about your employees and colleges as well. The less the number of people, complaining constantly about aches and back pains etc, the better it will be for you to lead the team and everyone will be able to work in peace. So use some help if you have to, but make sure that the right chairs are chosen in order to increase the work efficiency.
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Commissioners voted to accept the recommendation to change the minimum width of broadheads used by archery hunters for big game and turkeys to three-quarters of an inch. The previous regulation required a broadhead width of at least thirteen-sixteenths of an inch, but was difficult to enforce. The new regulation will require a broadhead that will not pass through a ring three-quarters of an inch in diameter when fully expanded. In a related move, the commission approved an amendment that allows archery hunters hunting big game to possess non-broadhead-tipped arrows as long as they don't take or attempt to take any big game animals with the arrows. Archery hunters had requested to the change to allow possession of field points for practice or blunt tips for small game hunting.
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Pronghorn antelope season dates were approved: Archery – Sept. 18-26, 2010 and Oct. 9-31, 2010; Muzzleloader – Sept. 27-Oct. 4, 2010; and Firearm – Oct. 1-4, 2010. The application deadline for the resident-only firearm and muzzleloader permits is June 11, 2010. Resident and nonresident pronghorn antelope archery permits are unlimited and available over the counter through Oct. 30, 2010.
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By Joanne Mendes, Archives Assistant
Title: George Ade papers, 1878-2007
Predominant Dates:1890s-1943
Primary Creator: Ade, George (1866-1944)
Extent: 30.0 Cubic feet. More info below.
The collection is divided into nine series:
Writings, ca. 1881-1943; n.d.: The Writings series contains George Ade's creative writings and documents his professional writing career, activities at Hazelden Country Club, and his winter vacations in Miami, Florida. The series is divided into two categories: Manuscripts and Newsletters. Types of materials in Manuscripts include handwritten, typed, or published versions of Ade's poems, plays, scripts, skits, books, fables, short stories, editorials, essays, articles, speeches, radio broadcast transcripts, and cartoon strips; also includes notes, revisions, outlines, alternative titles and chapters, business correspondence, movie and play memorabilia, reviews, and clippings relating to his writings. All manuscripts have been arranged alphabetically by title. Newsletters are divided into two categories: Hazelden Country Club and Family and Friends. Types of materials include handwritten first drafts, mimeographed newsletters, business correspondence, brochures, flyers, admission tickets, badges, ribbons, and receipts; subjects include golfing events, Chick Evans, Ade's annual children's party, upgrades to the country club, membership information, and social events in Miami, Florida. All newsletters have been arranged chronologically.
Correspondence, ca. 1882-1947; n.d.: The Correspondence series documents George Ade's business and personal life. Types of materials include: letters, telegrams, postcards, brochures, invitations, programs, cartoons by George Ade and John T. McCutcheon, membership cards, stories and fables by Ade, newspaper clippings, income tax forms, magazines, song lyrics, fan mail, and memorabilia. Subjects of correspondence include: copyright and publishing; book, play and movie deals; Purdue University; Purdue Alumni Association; the Ross-Ade Foundation; Sigma Chi Fraternity; Hazelden Farms; Hazelden Country Club; Will Rogers; Burt Lahr; Orson Welles; Washington Irving; Mark Twain; and James Whitcomb Riley. Major correspondents include Cyril Clemens, George M. Cohan, Theodore Dreiser, W.C. Fields, William H. Hays, Knute Rockne, J. Edgar Hoover, J.K. Lilly Jr., George Barr McCutcheon, John T. McCutcheon, Charles Major, James Rathbun, Will Rogers, David Ross, James H. Smart, Winthrop E. Stone, Edward C. Elliott, Julian Street, Louise Dresser, Sophie Tucker, Gene Stratton-Porter, Kin Hubbard, Meredith Nicholson, William H. Taft, Booth Tarkington, and Theodore Roosevelt. All correspondence has been arranged alphabetically by last name of correspondent.
Printed Materials, ca. 1878-1944; n.d.: The Printed Materials series documents George Ade's personal life, professional career, and other areas of personal interest. It is divided into two categories: Collected Materials and Clippings. Types of materials include programs, business cards, lists of Ade's fables, stock analyses, illustrations, promotional materials, movie production books, reports, booklets, magazines, newspaper clippings, articles, stories, cartoon strips, fables, interviews, and reviews; subjects include Mark Twain, James Whitcomb Riley, John T. McCutcheon, and Booth Tarkington. Materials are arranged chronologically; oversized clippings were removed and stored separately for preservation purposes.
Purdue University, ca. 1882-1941; n.d.: The Purdue University series documents George Ade's college career at Purdue University, his years as an active member of Purdue's Alumni Association, and his years as editor and columnist for the Purdue Alumnus. Types of materials include Ade's scholarship application, academic reports, certificates, handwritten and published articles, programs, clippings, and Purdue Alumnus magazines. All materials have been arranged chronologically.
Indiana Society of Chicago, ca. 1904-1940; n.d.: The Indiana Society of Chicago series documents the early years of the Indiana Society of Chicago which was co-founded by George Ade, John T. McCutcheon, and Edward M. Holloway in 1905. Types of materials include handwritten and published speeches, invitations, programs, correspondence, pre-dinner arrangements, membership rosters, John T. McCutcheon cartoons, booklets, certificates, and Society memorabilia. All materials have been arranged chronologically.
Photographic Materials, ca. 1878-1944; n.d.: The Photographic Materials series documents George Ade's personal and professional life. Types of materials include studio portraits, publicity shots, postcards, snapshots, and photograph albums; subjects include Orson Wells, John T. McCutcheon, Ade's family, friends, acquaintances, Sigma Chi, Purdue University, the Belle Meade Plantation Barbeque, the Taft Rally, golf, Hazelden, miscellaneous photographs, plays, movies, and various overseas vacation trips. Photographs have been arranged chronologically with oversized photographs and albums stored separately for preservation purposes.
Scrapbooks and Diaries, ca. 1895-1915; n.d.: The Scrapbooks and Diaries series documents George Ade's early book writing career and overseas trips. Types of materials include book reviews, ticket stubs, maps, programs, daily handwritten travel accounts, and other printed memorabilia.
Oversized Materials, ca. 1895-1944; n.d.: Oversized Materials contains materials separated from the other series due to their large size. Materials have been stored flat in large acid-free boxes or map case drawers. Types of materials include clippings, cartoons, posters, certificates, advertisements, promotional materials, magazines, newspaper front pages, maps, booklets, and photograph. The materials relate to George Ade's books, plays, movies, fables, Hazelden, Newton County, John T. McCutcheon, Mark Twain, James Whitcomb Riley, Booth Tarkington, Chick Evans, Purdue University, Indiana Society of Chicago, Broadway, golf, and World War I. Materials have been arranged chronologically.
Artifacts, ca. 1900s-1920s; n.d.: Wood, metal, and glass negative plates used by Ade for publicity photographs and to make book plates for his personal library; stamp used by Ade to mark personal items and correspondence. The three-dimensional photographic materials have been placed in this series rather than the Photographic Series for preservation purposes.
Date Acquired: 00/00/1945
Subjects: Holloway, Edward M., McCutcheon, John T. (John Tinney), 1870-1949, Purdue Alumni Association, Purdue University--Alumni and alumnae, Purdue University--Students, Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916, Ross, David, 1871-1943, Ross-Ade Foundation, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930, Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
Forms of Material: Clippings (Information artifacts), Correspondence, Ephemera, Manuscripts (Documents), Motion picture scripts, Newsletters, Notes, Photographic prints, Scrapbooks
Languages: English
The George Ade Papers (1878-1947; 29 Cubic ft.) document the personal and professional life of author, humorist, and playwright George Ade. The collection includes original writings, manuscripts, personal correspondece, photographic materials, and artifacts.
Notable persons include: John T. McCutcheon, William Dean Howells, Mark Twain, Booth Tarkingtoon, James Whitcomb Riley, W.C. Fields, Will Rogers, Elsie Janis, Theodore Dreiser, "Chick" Evans, Orson Welles, Kin Hubbard, Theodore Roosevelt, Charles Major, and Purdue presidents Winthrop E. Stone and Edward C. Elliott.
Holloway, Edward M.
McCutcheon, John T. (John Tinney), 1870-1949
Purdue Alumni Association
Purdue University--Alumni and alumnae
Purdue University--Students
Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916
Ross, David, 1871-1943
Ross-Ade Foundation
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930
Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
Repository: Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections
Alternate Extent Statement: 77 boxes (manuscript and flat)
Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research.
Acquisition Source: Ade Family
Acquisition Method: Gift from George Ade estate, James Rathbun (George Ade's nephew by marriage and business manager), and George Ade Davis (George Ade's nephew), 1945
Separated Materials: The George Ade Book Collection, Ade's personal library, is housed in the Archive's stacks. Oversized material, photographs, and artifacts have been stored separately for preservation purposes.
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Preferred Citation: MSA 4, George Ade papers, Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries
Processing Information: Whenever possible, original order of the materials has been retained. All materials have been housed in polyester sleeves, acid-free folders, and acid-free boxes. All newsprint has been photocopied and in most cases original newspaper clippings have been discarded. Some clippings containing images of people or front pages of newspapers have been preserved for display purposes, with photocopies made available for research.
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